Augusta Military Academy - Recall Yearbook (Fort Defiance, VA)

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CHEF GLENN-YARDEE. At first Glenn Keller’s cooking failed to attract any one ex- cept for Gary Paazig at the initial cook-out. And then came “‘F’’ Company! EXTRA PRACTICE. Bandmen Charlie Watts, Paul Peters, Gary Stauffer and Leroy- Beaulieu add muscle and aches to musical ability ... all for a first place win at parade. BUSING to church was the usual routine for Han Yang, Dick Cardwell and Miguel Perez. Over 58 Catholics made the trip each Sunday. J Aw) ¥ a ate shake ODD DRESS is not unusual on the opening day. Jim Wamsley, Ed Christian, Bob Montgomery, Kevin Rollins and Scotty Culbertson sign up for the latest in uniform wear. i] P } i ) f — Te gp ae dttbeen School Opening — 110

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010 — School Opening MIXING OGETHER None of the officers complained when the order arrived at home to report to school two days early. They were the first to know that Col. M.H. Livick's order was out to turn over a new leaf. New cadets didn’t even notice that the lines they had to walk were sharper and that they couldn’t talk to one another. They just obeyed. When the old cadets returned, they knew and said much ... but in a short time, they fell into the swing of things. With Mike Perez as the B.C. it was the first time that a cadet of Latin-American origin had become the top man. One day less of orientation meant one more day of class. Faculty reac- tion to the corps was positive. “These cadets are a notch above last year’s group,” stated Col. Paul Hoover, Math Department head. LONG GREY LINE takes shape ... in only days. Second year man Billy Huegel takes it in stride for the first Sunday parade of the school year.

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012 — Fall Parent’s Weekend BARN FIRE FUN. Peter Schissel, Dave Stokes, Luis Iglesias, Jim Mitchell and Mike Perez watch the smoldering fires in anticipa- tion of a victory over Fishburne. SMAAACK! Just a bit nonplussed, Felix Montes accepts a kiss from his sponsor, Mrs. M. H. Livick, on Brass Day. Officers felt like officers when they had their rank pinned on. Just when the routine began to dull the senses, the grading period rushed to an end ... and that signalled the mental note to cadets that Parents’ Day was not far off. Parents streamed in, over 500 mothers, fathers and relatives to receive reports and to greet their long-away-from home sons. Especially proud were the mothers of cadets who had earned rank, since that meant a parade in their honor—the big Brass one. A hugh chrysanthemum gave an air to the sponsors, even if they had paid for the corsage. Blaring music drove most of the parents out onto the black top at the first formal, but cadets gyrated to the rock combo, just enjoying the sounds and the sights of their dates. And then came the fun back at the motels after the clock had sounded the pumpkin hour. MONKEY ... not on a string. Barry Tabol shows off the Ohio style of dancing at the first formal of the year. Somewhere on the floor, his date was also dancing with (?) him. .